Poverty
More than 100 million people have fallen into extreme poverty as a result of the pandemic, driving up both adult and child mortality rates.
More than 100 million people have fallen into extreme poverty as a result of the pandemic, driving up both adult and child mortality rates.
More than 260 million children worldwide have no access to education, a number that has increased even further as a result of the pandemic.
Annual plastic production has multiplied from 2 million tons in 1950 to more than 400 in 2015, and much of this plastic ends up in the ocean.
The worst figure of the last decade: between 700 and 811 million people suffered severe hunger in 2020, resulting in 8,500 children dying every day.
Crimes of animal abuse have increased by 400% in Spain in the last decade, and experimentation, hunting and intensive breeding for consumption are a serious problem.
One child out of three suffer from preventable problems: hunger, curable diseases, arranged marriages, military conscription, forced displacement.
More than 84 million people have been forced to abandon their homes by 2021, fleeing from conflicts, poverty, or extreme weather conditions.
Concentrations of the main greenhouse gases - carbon dioxide, methane and nitrous oxide - have continued to increase in 2021.
Armed conflicts have caused more than 10,000 children casualties in 2021, including 4,019 deaths and 6,154 children affected by mutilation, according to the UN.
Citizen insecurity is a problem in Latin America and the Caribbean. Young people between 15 and 29 represent 40% of homicides. 8% of the victims are children.
Half of all women living in Spain have suffered sexual abuse and the number of victims of domestic violence is always growing, by 8.2% this year.
At least half of the world's population has no access to essential health services, meaning that preventable diseases risk their lives every day.
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INYON is a social enterprise that allocates 100% of its profits to a specific project every year.
We try to support different causes, diversifying our aid towards different specific needs, but always generating a real impact.
We prioritise local projects, which help specific communities in a specific place to carry out a project that helps and benefits them.
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